The Singapore Free Press, 28 November 1961

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    18 1 «a> w win mauL mm BEAII The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    The PICKETS FAIL AGAIN
    246 1 hundreds of emergency lY.^.Ti centre iunuiB n conI this mornI (iiK-a- buildI Slang > ondary m ons at -litres H nment. n ing I scl iools I ved I B m 8 ruing I i as I Tuesday The rew police officers on the scene were
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    SINGAPORE TROOPS QUERY
    54 1 Idtion i itioned mili- Sini Laman, I C onions Sin--5 were too many for internal security needs and too few lor a real military operation. It was also difficult, he added, to see the purposes oi keeping 5,000 troops m Libya and maintaining a ridiculous and enormous
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    Town changes name
    48 1 MOSCOW, Tu.es. Stalinri. largest town m tiie Georgian Republic Stalin's home t>tate has reverted to "is original name of Tskhiiiali. Stalinri m the flfMi Soviet town to change its name since the denouncement of Stalin's personality cult at the Communist Congress In Moscow last month.
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    UNION SPLIT IN WORK BRIGADE: 300 ARE TRANSFERRED
    213 1 UNION SPLIT IN WORK BRIGADE: 300 ARE TRANSFERRED SINGAPORE, Tues.— The split among the members of the Work Brigade on the proposed formation of a union to represent them has widened. Hundreds of members have opposed the move and expressed their desire to disassociate themselves with the leadership of the
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    New dope riddle shakes British racing world
    242 1 New dope riddle shakes British racing world LONDON, Tuesday. MYSTERY horse doping shaking Britain's racing world yesterday reached the front pages of national newspapers with news of another unsolved case. I Fresh Winds, his owner's hope for next year's Grand National steeplechase classic, was found doped m his stable at
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    LONGHOUSE GIRL DEMI BACK AT SCHOOL—THANKS TO N.Z. MINISTER
    159 1 LONGHOUSE GIRL DEMI BACK AT SCHOOL— THANKS TO N.Z. MINISTER SINGAPORE, Tues. The New Zealand Defence Minister. Mr. D. J. Eyre, who is now m Singapore for a short visit, will long remember his brief sojourn m Sarawak where he called at the longhouse of an ex-penghuhi. Reason: Among those
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    TIMES DISPUTE: COMPANY MAKES A STATEMENT
    192 1 TIMES DISPUTE: COMPANY MAKES A STATEMENT SINGAPORE. Tues. The Industrial Arbitration Court hearing the dispute between the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd. and the Singapore Printing Employees Union was told at its resumed hearing today by Mr. J.J. Rattray, representing the management, that the company was anxious to clear its
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    BUDGET MOTION
    47 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, has tabled a motion to be placed before the Legislative Assembly this afternoon. The notice of motion reads Annual Budget Statement: That the Assembly approves the financial policy of the Government for the year 1962.
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    New secondary school
    67 1 it-ATONG, Tues. Work is about to begin on a new three- storey secondary school at the junction ot Mountbatten and Wilkinson Roads. The school, to be built at a cost of $577,649, will have 20 classrooms. It will have an assemb-ly-cum-badminton hall, science block, domestic science block,
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    Drug traffic fighters end 4-day tour of S'pore
    188 1 Drug traffic fighters end 4-day tour of S'pore SINGAPORE, Tues.— Nineteen senior Customs and Police officials from 12 South East Asian countries left this morning for Hong Kong after spending four days here learning at firsthand how Singapore combats illicit traffic m drugs. The Customs and Police officials are taking
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    Row over leak of secret speech
    239 1 Row over leak of secret speech LABOUR CHIEF SAYS 'UNSATISFACTORY' T ONDON, Tues.~Up- roar broke out m the House of Commons yesterday when the Government and Labour opposition clashed over whether the Commonwealth was being kept fully informed of the European Common Market negotiations. Asserting this was npt being done,
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      RUBBER PRICE DOWN
      304 1 December Rwi u]v rui»!>' i i .vn > 1.0 it. opened m Singapore this n^n rtiag at J nits p<T lit «I (!U n J|!- ii if <»t < eat <>" x(S lerd is 's close. Imm <(i"«t MALAYAN HK FUNDS M i 'i.turi s j>i ices
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    Ships in port
    163 2 V. mips iyirt£ alongside the Singapore «wh3rvcs today are: Bayern^teio 34, Oycbassa 15. Yewbank 3s, 39, I .ronhar.k 6,7. Fernbay 29 30, QbodgC 1 I', Siiitama Mnru 15/16. Bei .r.noch 16. Outer roads: L;»n Hin. M.nlkol. vr, Camphuys. Rio Doro. aol UN Liv.inos. OOBBi Triumph, 3tat« ot
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    RUBBER SOFTENS WITH LOWER LEVEL AT ORIGIN: TIN STEADY
    224 2 T ONDON, Tues. The rubber market softened initially m accordance with the slightly lower level at origin but subsequently interest was extremely limited as most dealers were looking for a fresh in- rentive. Prices remained basically steady at the decline m
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    Market indices
    33 2 LONDON, Tues. The Finan..ii Times market, indices i'or N l. last year, v.eek a^o. revtoas and yesterday's respec- ::".<■•.• Tins 255 7 356.0. 375 7. 377.9. Riii>h»rs: 190 5 167.3. 164.0. 163.1.
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    Britain's tin stocks
    44 2 ondon. Tues.— Stocks of ined tin hi London metal excto inge ofliciai vaiehoosea at the end of last week totalled 4.2 5 toon i against i.346 ton* m the previous week) comprising' London 1,080, Liverpool 1.T95 and Hull !.400 i on.
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    Steady turnover in industrials but it was a difficult week
    468 2 City section: Finance and industry by The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. [T was a rather difficult week on the Malayan Stock Exchange, as prices tended to move within narrow limits with both buyers and sellers holding out for
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    QUIETLY FIRM NOTE ON SHARE MARKET: GOLDS GO AHEAD
    199 2 QUIETLY FIRM NOTE ON SHARE MARKET: GOLDS GO AHEAD LONDON. Tues. Stock markets finished the first day of a new account on a quietly firm note. This reflected the appearance of buyers encouraged by the resistance shown earlier to current uncertainties. Industrials which showed no definite trend earlier m the
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    Hong Kong prices
    51 2 HONG KONG. Mon.— Closing prices here lociiy were: Previous Today H. S. Bank Corporation $334 $350 >ale.- saies Wheelock Marden 512.50 $12.50 H'kong piione $43.50 $44.00 i-uieb >saies Dairy Farm Cold Storage $36.75 $37.00 .^ule.- sa2»s Taikoo Dock.>» $71.00 $72.50 satea sales Jaiaine Mafcheson $24.40 $24.20 sales
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    No price cuts yet
    47 2 FRANKFOHT. Tues. Commenting on ;eports which were circulating last week on the Loncion rubber market of cuts by West Germany m the price for certain synthetics, a spokesman for Chemische Werke Huels said yesterday that the company had not cut prices as yet.
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    115 2 Lusi sales m ihe Singapore Trading Koom yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Con. Tin Smelt ords. 45s 3d. (unchanged) Dunlop $1.14 (+4 cents*, F. N. nrds. $2.47 (-flV> cents). J. Waugh $1.94 (-4 cents). Metal Box $2.18 1 cent). Robinson ords. $1.35 < unchanged), Roth/nan* $1.08
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    Syria's oil revenue to be increased
    67 2 DAMASCUS, Tues.— An agreement giving Syria a bigger share of oil revenue will be signed soon between the Syrian Government and the Transarabian Pipeline Company (Tapline), the company's representative here, Mahmoud El Yusef, said yesterday. Mr. El Yusef said that the agreement will raise
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    FRENCH GOVT. DENIES PLOT TO KILL NASSER: 'INCREDIBLE'
    243 2 FRENCH GOVT. DENIES PLOT TO KILL NASSER: 'INCREDIBLE' Show trial OARIS, Tues. The French Government last night denied allegations of espionage and attempts to organise an assassination bid against President Gamal Abdel Nasser made against four members of a French mission arrested m Cairo. A communique issued by the French
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    No quick agreement at N-test ban talks says Britain
    234 2 No quick agreement at N-test ban talks says Britain GENEVA, Tuesday. ]yjR. JOSEPH GODBER, Britain's new chief delegate to the nuclear test ban talks resuming here today, said on arrival last night that he doubted there would be quick progress at the conference. i "It has taken us three years
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    ANTI-TRUST SUIT AGAINST FORDS
    71 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Justice Department yesterday filed an antitrust suit against the Ford Motor Company over its acquisition of Electric Atoulite Company, a motor accessories firm. Ford bought the Autolite trade name, the company's sparking plug and battery factories, as well as most of its sales
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    MALAYAN SAILOR PLACED IN QUARANTINE
    80 2 MALAYAN SAILOR PLACED IN QUARANTINE DARWIN, Tues.— Because the symptoms of chickenpox and smallpox are similar, Malayan seaman Juki bin Yusuf. 47, of the Burns Philp ship Braeside, was placed m quarantine here yesterday. The Braeside has been visiting Singapore. A medical officer of the northern territory administration said that
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    ALEXANDRA LAYS WREATH AT 'DEATH RAILWAY' CEMETERY
    153 2 ALEXANDRA LAYS WREATH AT 'DEATH RAILWAY' CEMETERY RANGOON, Tues.— Princess Alexandra arrived here by air yesterday for a nine-day visit to Burma as guest of the Burmese Government. After receiving a big welcome at the airport, she went to Thanbyuzayat war cemetery to pay homage to the memory of about
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    India 'startled' by Chinese incursions
    81 2 NEW DELHI, Tues. Mr. Nehru. Button Prune Minister, wae stated to have declared his Government was "startled" by the latest incursions of Chinese troops into Indian territory. Mr. Nehru, who was addressing a closed meeting of Parliamentary members of the ruling Congress Party, said that
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      U.S. Pepper
      39 2 Malabar spot 3*. afloats 374 Dec. shipment 37. Lampong spot 38. 'afloats 37J, Dec. shipment 37. Muntok white spot 51, afloats 50. Dec shipment 484, sellers, ex-dock. Above price* quoted In U«. ctsu ocr ib. vmm m
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      106 2 LONDON, NOV. 27. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RBS 0.1.f. European port* No* unquoted unquoted Doe 22 5/16 22 3/19 RUBBER NO. 1 RSt toot 22ft 22i RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement Mouse Terms. Deo. 22 9/16 22 7/18 Jan. 22J 22| TONE: Quiet. PEPPER: White Sarawak
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      Dow Jones Averages
      31 2 HEW YORK, Nov. 27. Previous Today 30 Industrials 732.60 731.99 20 Railroads 147.75 147.05 40 Domestic Bends 84.54 84.47 II 135 39 134.78 65 Stocks Composite 250.44 249.80
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      New York Prices
      67 2 NEW YORK, Nov. 27. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 122.62 122.37 RUBBER Futures Rex Contract. Nov. 27.00 28.75 27.40 27.371 TONE: Qutet. SALES: On* lot. Stan lard Contract 27 30 27.2.5 to m nV, bui.;: 21 22 2710 SALfiS: On* lot. NO. 1 Rtf O«c. landed price
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      89 2 LONDON, Nov. 27. Previous Today COPRA Philippines ••i.f U.K. /North European p r t delivered weight par long ton Nov. J158« $150 COPRA Strait* Borneo c.i.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered weieht per long ton Dec. Jan 159 159 COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i f. European ports
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    France backs Dutch plan to hand over West Irian to U.N.
    289 2 NEW YORK, Tuesday. FRANCE said yesterday it welcomed the Netherlands Proposal to internationalise West Irian and apply the principle of selMeterminaS there "because it is on the basis jnnciple thc entire process of de-colonisation must be acluevea. Me-Sf taken
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    First flight
    62 2 eoverno' J ftrst night ovw thf an l un-t ni after iv- arr!v^ "J L.S. last weej L*J left the search tiJ ot what he tenw! twin sister M ar Merauke for New 7« Mr. Rene ttw* rompa:.io:. who irom the uptunj, wec^k. >a:d h^ an outboard motor
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    Malayans in N.Z. doing well Colombo Plan student
    55 3 Malayans in N.Z. doing well Colombo Plan student SINGAPORE, Tuesday. undents are doing very well m "ft.jkind both academically and n was expressed by Mr. Siew 1 year Colombo Plan student iimpur, who is studying at Sals' *o short Kuala nths be- New yeax Siew, r- cialI stoison- their n
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    YOUTH SENT FOR TRIAL IN HIGH COURT ON ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE
    159 3 YOUTH SENT FOR TRIAL IN HIGH COURT ON ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE SINGAPORE, Tues. A 17- labourer told a preliminary inquiry today how he was robbed of a watch and gold ring by three armed youths. Or.g Beng Wah was testifying against Ng Cheng Hoe, 20, an ice-water seller, who was
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    Coroner's verdict
    33 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The State Coroner. Mr. Sathi Kandiah. returned a verdict of misadventure on Dr. Henry Seid. 42. who was killed m a car accident at 2.20 a.m. on Oct. 25.
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    443 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY n^R^^fiTJTTw^nTifl^^l mlI SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fllL girls who soar across the skies m search of a new experience also soar across the barrier of tradition that flying is a man's world altogether. And it is the girl members of the Royal Singapore Flying Club who stand living
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    Good envoys
    32 3 shown a amand N< -v r.ave vann, '.•able W, n :al 822t; ver," dg- :d: Oar iffl rnltj mmot i are generally m rmer pupil t B ys 1 M
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    127 ADULTS TAKE ORAL TESTS IN LANGUAGES
    101 3 A total students j classes c Adult 3 under- nry tests iage, m i i In I began tres and rrow. ti as will and 7. iidates tguage v_ suagc 712. Chinese 846, English 2.486 and Tamil 83. Both the oral and written
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    ANKLET CHARGE: COUPLE ARE ACQUITTED
    191 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. A housewife alleged In a magistrate's court yesterday a couple stole a $35 gold anklet from her one-year-old son while she was having a beancurd drink. In the dock was Wong Ah Wan alias Wee Eng Wan. alleged to have stolen the anklet
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    STUDENTS HOLD DANCE TO CELEBRATE FOUNDER'S DAY
    132 3 MALACCA. Tues.— The A Malacca Commercial School, which scored a 100 per cent success m the recent London Chamber of Commerce examinations, celebrated its Founder's Day last week. Highlight" of the celebration, held at the school premises m Tranquerah, was the exchange of
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    MALACCA POLICE WEEK IS A BIG SUCCESS
    370 3 Malacca news by Sebastian Rasoo I7ISITS to police sta- tions during Malacca Police Week was a rewarding and 1 illuminating experience, according to members of the public. The Week ended on Sunday. Through posters, exhibits and other media they learned how criminals work.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    54 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. R. H. Whitworth, a London company director, arrived from Kuala Lumpur for a four-day visit before leaving for Bagdad. He stays at the Cockpit Hotel. Mr. L. Rees, an executive of the Australian Broadcasting Company, and his wife are here for a few days. They stay
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    Representations invited
    59 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Members of the public are invited to make representations on the Legislative Assembly (Privileges, Immunities and Powers) Bill now being considered by a select committee. Representations m writing may be submitted to the Clerk of the Assembly before December 14. Those making representations should also indicate
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      245 3 CINEMAS ROYAL: Mamiyanun Oru ALHAMBKA: On the Riveira Veeitu Maiu:nagale (Tamil) 1.30. 4. 6.30, 9.30. 3.30, 7.30. CAPITOL: Goodbye Again TAJ: Yatim Mustapila (Ma--1.45, 4. 6.30, 9.30. lay) 3.15, 6.15, 9.15. CATHAY: The Grandest Show a on Earth 2.15. 6.15. 9.15. >T GLOBE: Untamed 1.45. 4. 7, THE Bmßpßm^ s
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    NEW TEMPLE TO BE BUILT AT SETAPAK
    90 4 IZUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A $40,000 Buddhist temple is to be built on a tnreequarter acre site at Setapak village, four miles from Kuala Lumpur. The chairman of the building committee. Mr. Leong Loong Fook, said so far $14,--000 had been donated by devotees.
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    Colombo nights: Exotic acts and dancing till sunrise
    1085 4 Continuing CEYLON SCRAPBOOK BY OSWALD HENRY THE business area of Colombo centres around the Fort, where modern department stores, imposing business houses, banks, shipping offices, curio-shops and restaurants line the well planned but traffic-jammed streets. This soon gives way to the local
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    Saigon trio get chance to study in New Zealand
    87 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Three Vietnamese students from Saigon stopped here on their way to take up courses at Victoria University College, Wellington, New Zealand, under the Colombo Plan. They were Mr. Hoang Chau Thinh (left) and Mr. Hiuynh Hui Han and Miss
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    Two Britons hike 10,000 miles to look for jobs
    160 4 Two Britons hike 10,000 miles to look for jobs SINGAPORE. Tues. Two Britons are now on their way to New Zealand m search of work. They are Mr. R. J. Field, 25, and Mr. M.C. Bull. 25, both of Wolverhampton, England, who stopped here after a 10.000 mile hitchhike across
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    It is Tripoli or bust, he told army
    1113 5  - It is Tripoli or bust, he told army Leslie Brewer V WITHIN two months of Monty's arrival at Eighth Army headquarters he had made a whole army feel ready to do or die ...A new kind of general had put new heart into The Eighth Army: They were now ready
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    TOMORROW
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      Malaysia: The first step
      343 6 Malaysia The first step rrHE London talks on J Malaysia which ended last Wednesday m such speedy and cordial agreement are but a first step. The Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has made it clear that there will have to be another, fuller, conference, probably next year. At these
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    London's very exclusive club
    269 6 London's very exclusive club Timothy Tamar GANDHI AND TAGORE ARE MEMBERS ONE of the fascinations for visitors to London is to wander around and take note of the commemoration plaques on the outside of houses which tell that at some time or other a well known public figure had lived
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    100 YEARS AGO
    95 6 The Free Press reported: "The Danish barque, Congo. Captain Christiansen, arrived here on the 24th current, from Glasgow, with loss of topmasts and rigging. On the 18th at 4 p.m. being then near the entrance to Rhio Strait, she was struck by a whirlwind which twisted her
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    60 6 A CALAIS mental arithmetic expert Maurice Dagbert. 48, took on an electric calculating machine and won. At a charity gala to raise money for Christmas parcels for troops m Algeria, the audience tired 12 complicated arithmetical calculations at M. Dagbert. He took three minutes 43 seconds to
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    SYMBOL OF NEW ROLE IN WORLD POLITICS
    550 6  - SYMBOL OF NEW ROLE IN WORLD POLITICS Woodrow Wyatt by U THAN? THE Russians have dropped their extraordinary Troika proposal for the time being, though no doubt they would be prepared to return to it when they wish. Meanwhile, I would not like to be m the position of U
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    Tristan—island base
    214 6  - Tristan— island base TOM POCOCK By HPRISTAN DE CUNHA is to become a British strategic air base if the volcano permits. The rocky South Atlantic island, whose inhabitants were evacuated last month aftei the volcanic eruption. has been chosen as the keystone of a global system of island bases. The
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      284 6 I RADIO SINGAPORE news- 9.40 Hawaiian chimes; Short Wave Service 10.00* The record shop; 10.30 Return of the Native; 11.00 A 41 metres (,2»0 kc/s.) m&nt at the opela: 11.30 The Medium Wave Service besi m music; 12.00 Uniu--476 metres. ni nt) Clos€ unVU A.M.— 11.00 Programme sum- RADIO MALAYA
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      346 6 CLUES ACROSS b Delivers an laeai blow? <;>. 1 Cieep through the water? j Goodess (4>. 5». 8 A lovely hign place (6». 6 Something to set (s>. 12 London lane <5) 9 There are eight m the hills 13 Lake m Ireland (5). 17 14 What to do m
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    Architect puts forward four proposals to solve housing problem in State
    376 7 Architect puts forward four proposals to solve housing problem in State SINGAPORE, Tues. j 4 LOCAL architect, Mr. Henry Loo. has suggested four practical approaches to solve Singapore's "nagging problem" ol housing shortage. They are* Observe mistakes made by other countries and see how they can be applied locally to
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    $7.5 MILLION FOR PENANG HILL ROAD
    75 7 $7.5 MILLION FOR PENANG HILL ROAD PENANG. Tues. A PWD team has almost completed its survey of an estimated $7,500,000 route for the proposed road which the State Government hopes to build up Penang Hill. The team, which started its work several months ago. is now carrying out a survey
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    Exhibition of school art
    50 7 IPOH, Tues.— The Perak Chinese Girls' High School here will hold a food and fun fair and an exhibition of handwork and art at their primary school at Treacher Street from Dec. 2 to 4. The double-event is to raise funds for the school's building projects.
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    75 7 TWO HUNDRED GUESTS ATTEND THEIR WEDDING DINNER MR A MRS. STEPHEN YEO HOCK CHIANG pictured alter their marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Queen Street. lit is the youngest son of Mr iV >lrs. Yeo Ens; Hin a hilt the bride. Miss Jennifer Lee Chwee Eng, is the
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    Poly to run a course in radio telephony
    106 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Till. Singapore Polytechnic will conduct a 1 radio telephony course from Dec 11 to IL The course which leads to the examination for the Certificate of Competency m Radio Telephony General Class, is from 9 a.m. to^P-n^daily. Mi J A
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    Eight chosen for advisory council
    80 7 SINGAPORE. Toes. Th* J Minister ior Education Das proved the foHpwing to the Educational Advisory Council: Inch* Amir bin Haji Oni.ir Malay Education Council). Dr. Ho P* ng Yoke (University otf Malaya m Singapore), Swmal Sthithananda <Kamakrkhna Mission), Proi. i Huang Ying Jung <Nanyang I
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    Face-lift for school
    30 7 SINGAPORE, Tues The Government has tavjted lenders lor the construction of an assembly-cum-badmin-ton hall, science block, domestic science block ana covered ways at Monks Hill English School.
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    Registrar again
    22 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Tio Seng Chin has been reappointed registrar of the Board of Architects, according to the Government Gazette.
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    Five-member Munich concert team due here
    134 7 Five-member Munich concert team due here SINGAPORE, Tues.— The German Cultural and Language Centre (Goethe Institute) m Singapore is sponsoring a concert by the Studio of Preclassical Music, Munich, at the Cultural Centre m Canning Rise, at 8.30 p.m. on Dec. 6. Director Dr. Friedrich Schultz, director of the institute,
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    Education Finance Board members
    48 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Government has approved the following to be members of the Education Finance Board: Inche Amir bin Haji Omar (Malay Education Council), Swami Sthithananda (Ramakrishna Mission), Professor Huang Ying Jun? (Nanyang University) and Dr. Ho Peng Yoke (University of Malaya m Singapore).
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    Member of Board
    25 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Government has appointed Mr Cecil Clarke to be a member of the Board of Governors of the Singapore Polytechnic.
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    Rupert and the Rolling Ball-26
    99 7 In his efforts to teach his pals Rupert leans forward and jerks about inside his glass cafe. To his anxiety the earth drops away rapidly as the great globe shoots upwards into the clouds. "Oh dear." says Rupert. Now I'm m a thick fog. I
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    'Society should look to youths for Malayan art form'
    370 7 'Society should look to youths for Malayan art form' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Singapore Art Society should look to the youths of the State for the creation of a Malayan art form, Mr. Ho Kok Hoe, president of the society said m his annual report for 1960--01 presented at the society's
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    MARSHALL CALLS FOR P.T.A. AT HEBREW SCHOOL
    88 7 MARSHALL CALLS FOR P.T.A. AT HEBREW SCHOOL SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. David Marshall said he hoped there would be a parent-Teacher Association at the Sir Manasseh Meyer Talmud Torah Hebrew School m Oxley Rise. He was addressing pupils, teachers and parents at the school's first annual prize distribution and speech day.
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    PUT SINGAPORE ON SHOW AT CHICAGO, HE URGES
    231 7 PUT SINGAPORE ON SHOW AT CHICAGO, HE URGES SINGAPORE, Tues.— Singapore has yet to exploit the vast potentialities that will increase her tourThis was stated by Mr. Hilton Cheong-Leen, Asian representative of Chicago's Association of Commerce and Industry. He flew into Singapore from Bangkok on a two-day visit to invite
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    Flags sale for monument fund
    51 7 IPOH, Tues.— Sale of Hags throughout Perak and a dance, both on Saturday, will be held m aid of the National Monument Fund. The dance which includes the selection of a "Monument Queen" will be held at the St. John Ambulance Hall here from 8.30
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      105 7 vnnp LUCKY STAR TODAY IF irS YOUR BIRTHDAY... YOUR siren*. »pri*l* "j J*jJ nature is one which wiU bnn* ?ou to the brink of success your own initiative. *°J "4% AND FOR TOMORROW SA6inARIUS V mz ANOTHER final testing day for this month. Put your affairs m good order now.
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      77 7 TIIIBIIC A P r 21-May 3D: TAURUS NE w methods can brinr about more leisure time. Learn to enjoy it thoroughly. CCliiyi (May 22-June 21): UCmI HI THIS could prove to be an edjfy day unless you calm down. Avoid emotionalism. pahpcd (June 22 Ju| y 2^ uArIUCK if YOU
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      72 7 of any real imporwnce m j«ui life. WIRGU PERSONAL affairs turn out to be of the utmost importance just now. Avoid risks this evening. lIBDA < Se P'- 24 Oct n): LIDKA STAY on an evon keel emotionally, and avoid extremes. Be calm, be optimistic and all is well. crnnpin
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      ASSOCIATION PLANS CONTEST FOR YOUTH
      184 8 ASSOCIATION PLANS CONTEST FOR YOUTH •'rpHE Chinese V.M.C.A. j m South Pier is organising a talent ime for girls and boys under 21 years old on Dec. 16^ at its premises. It Is sponsored by t.^e students and youth department of the association. The secretary. Mr. K. S. Ling, will
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      YOUNG PUSHPA WANTS TO BE A DANCER
      96 8 A PROMISING young Indian classical dancer who is fast making a name for herself m the Serangoon district is 10-year-old N. Pushpa. Pushpa, who started dancing four years ago on her mother's encouragement, told The Free Press that she did not appreciate the
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      PRIMARY PUPILS SING ABOUT SANTA CLAUS
      82 8 PRIMARY ONE pupils of the Delta East School won the admiration of 100 primary children at the annual school concert and prize-giving day with a musical item "Santa Claus is Coming Tonight." Santa Claus' was little Lee Kee Huat. The concert lasted two hours
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      100 enter for school's talent show: 'We need another fifty'
      156 8 100 enter for school's talent show: 'We need another fifty' 'FHE organisers of the x 4D Talentime m aid of the St. Patrick's School Christian Brothers' Construction and Reconstruction Fund are looking for comedians, instrumentalists and impersonators. Mr. P. Andrew, spokesman for the organisers, said that so far 100 entries
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      Thomas scores a first
      67 8 JHE first Indian boy to earn the Queen's Scout badse m the 27th. Naval Base Open Troupe s Thomas Sandanam. He is a PW D storr keeper He told The Free Press it took him five years of hard work to earn the bad He the
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      Now Ken his fingers crossed
      332 8 Now Ken his fingers crossed CLIFF RICHARD ACCEPTS TWO LYRICS i r i FROM SONG- WRITING AIRMAN MEETING with Britain's ClifT Richard may prove to be the turning point m the musical life of a Senior Aircraftsman Canute Potter, of the Royal Air Force at Changi. Two of his song
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      Dream dek films for ballerina Hel
      283 8 Dream dek films for ballerina Hel HELEX LYAL\ silv studenl who h^ Ik one of Singapore's leading made her demifl m a The leading note m II Sheloreng," is played In Satay. Al one stage of i heroine, dreams thai sin and thai is where Helen < Asked how she
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    Build your outfit around one glamour colour
    311 9 Build your outfit around one glamour colour KNOW-HOW 5 Y GUIDE TELLS YOU HOW TO X THE RIGHT ACCESSORIES oi accessories r emphasised nscious woman know the effect utfit. a new outiit is until she adds inesl dress takes i it is effectively the correct shoes, mdbag. Hot too difficult
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    114 9 >Ut thing h un- bad m t.. table i< nt. neone I thing Only your doctor and dentist can check the first two causes. But you can always prevent it by brushing your teeth frequently with plenty of dentrifice followed by a mouth wash. Dandruff la less dangerous as
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    Jennifer wins top prize
    134 9 A WHITE handbag to match the shoes rV or a purple straw one to match the skirt? Many readers who took part m Fashion Sense No. 30 could not decide. Among the l»9 readers who picked all four correct accessories is Mrs. Jennifer Chia, 202 Tanjong
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    PRESENTS FOR HIM, HER AND THE CHILDREN
    335 9 PRESENTS FOR HIM, HER AND THE CHILDREN p HRISTMAS is not very far away. And with it comes the question of gifts. To many, the problem of choosing the right gifts can be very trying: for it is pretty confusing with every shop m the city packed with Christmas wares
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    Drinks to get away from 'inevitable' at Christmas
    369 9 Drinks to get away from 'inevitable' at Christmas HAVE you a party m mind for the children this Christmas? If so, you are no exception. Almost every mother m Singapore will be doing the same thing. This is all very well. It does not cause too much trouble, but means
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    THREE OBSTACLES IN THE ROAD TO LOVELY HAIR
    193 9 HOW often it is that we've heard sirls complaining that they "can't do a thing* about their hair. I have invariably caught myself thinking along that trend and come to think of it. it is nearly always on the days when I
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    1284 10 SHOPPING Centre gHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE of your own with a Travel-Aire portable room cooler
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      256 10 l^-^-g? j KS 3253 TOUGH STRINGS Great Guitar Hits Billy Mure and His Combo v So'e Agents: PARAMOUNT CO. Singapore A Kuolo Lumpur The SOAP that mokes your skin SING! From Belgium Comes This SOAP of MANY PURPOSES... DEODORIZES BODY ODOUR RETARDS WRINKLES HAiR SHAMPOO SHAVING SOAP Write m for
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    NEW MOVE BY MALACCA AAA TO IMPROVE ATHLETIC STANDARDS
    707 11  -  S.O. RASOO MALACCA SPORTSCHATTER BY I H I line I tne Malacca Schools Sports Council by asking them to use the services of these ciualilU'd men. The officials must serve a period ofl apprenticeship ranging from one year to two years.
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    64 11 LEFT: N. K. Yong waves to onlookers before roar- 1 ins off m the class for motor cars between 2001 t c.c. and 2700 c.c. at the J Singapore Motor Club's event at Old Upper Thorn- i son Road on Sunday. He won m a time of
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    One-day knockout games to bring back fans
    133 11 LONDON, Tues. —In a dramatic bid to stimulate interest m English County cricket, the M.C.C. this week put forward the revolutionary proposal of a knockout competition to be decided by one-day matches. Some cricket officials will be horrified at the very thought of
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    our-cornered battle expected at Rangoon table tennis
    411 11 S pore, Tuesday. I 'nt at the S.E.A.P. games I nexl month may turn out to I i battle between Vietnam, I rod Singapore. I I B I I B-*. be I even I B a m B u p B I B
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    MISSISSIPPI BRINGS JOY TO MR. WANG
    28 11 MISSISSIPPI BRINGS JOY TO MR. WANG Mr V C. Wang leading m Mississippi, winner of Race Two at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Jockey Wilson is m the saddle.
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    NAVY NOVICES WEIGH IN FOR TONIGHT'S BOUTS
    78 12 Lieutenant R. V. Smith, the tournament secretary, supervises the weigh-in for the Royal Navy Fleet Novices Boxing championships to be held tonight at the Royal Malayan Navy Barracks m Woodlands at 8.00 p.m. On the scales is middleweight S/Lt. Fincham of H.M.S. Caysfoot,
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    1415 12 Top-flight stayer Pulau Pangkor will welcome extra distance TODAY...SCRUTINEER PICKS TOMORROW'S WINNERS PULAU PANGKOR, a long-striding New Zealand-bred gelding by Alr penhorn, revealed his true ability last Sunday with a smashing sixlength win m the 9f handicap for horses Class One Division Two on a heavy track. On that showing
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    The limping winger paves way for three great goals
    242 12 The limping winger paves way for three great goals SINGAPORE, Tuesday. all-conquering Ccylonese scored another impressive win when they beat Khalsa, last season's knock-out champions, f>-2 m a SHA Division One League fixture at Balesticr Road yesterday. Except for a brief spell of ten minutes, during which Khalsa netted their
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    PORT VALE WIN F.A. CUP REPLAY 3-0
    70 12 PORT VALE WIN F.A. CUP REPLAY 3-0 I ONDON. Tues.— Results erf football matches played yes t« day were F.A. Cup second round replay Port Vale 3 Crewe Alexandra 0 (winners at home to Northampton Town). Scottish League Division one. Hearts v Tmrd Lanark, posfjoned iF6^>. v mDd Bos: Pw
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    SPECTATOR IS KAYOED IN PADANG RUGBY THRILLER
    273 12 SPECTATOR IS KAYOED IN PADANG RUGBY THRILLER SINGAPORE. Tues.— A spectator was injured on the padang yesterday when he got too close to a rugby match between the Blacks and SCC Invitation XV. Fast and robust, the match drew a large crowd who pressed against the touchlines. In the 14th
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    VOTE NOW FOR A STATE CHAMPION
    204 12 gINGAPORE sports fans arc now voting to elect the first holder of the title "AHLI SUKAN 1961." Jt is an award to be bestowed upon the person who during the year has done most to uphold Singapore's sporting prestige Singapore's State Champion can be
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    A K.O. victory for Charnley
    65 12 MANCHESTER Tues. Dfl ye Charnley last night scored his second knori: out win m eight days when he topped L. C. Moigdii. of the United States, m the third round of their non-tide fight. Only a week ago Charnley retained his tluee titles when he
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